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Tag - Technical assistance

The Gaua construction team (Jimmy Kelvin)

Service delivery reform – lessons from Vanuatu

by Ellis Silas, Jamine Makikon and Stuart Kinsella
March 15, 2022
Skills sector reform in Vanuatu: training provider transformation and quality training

Skills sector reform in Vanuatu

by Ellis Silas, Jerrol Arnhambat, Fenda Sam and Anthony Bailey
April 30, 2021
Figure 1: Proposed model for engagement of aid-funded non-citizens

Aid advisers in Papua New Guinea: a full solution

by Joachim Luma, Michael Anderson and Carmen Voigt-Graf
April 24, 2017
Figure 1: Model of Australian non-citizen technical advisers employed by aid contractors

Aid advisers in Papua New Guinea: a partial solution

by Carmen Voigt-Graf, Joachim Luma and Michael Anderson
April 18, 2017
Ray Murray (third from right) at the author's wedding in Dili in 2010

Vale Ray Murray: capacity-builder without equal

by Gordon Peake
June 3, 2016
Inside the Crocodile book cover

In-line insights: five years in Vanimo

by Tess Newton Cain
September 16, 2015
Walking in-line (image: Flickr/kylesteed)

Shifting in-line in Papua New Guinea

by Stephen Howes
August 6, 2015
Jim Adams presenting at the 2015 PNG Update

Capacity building: how to do better

by Jim Adams
July 17, 2015
Jim Adams presenting at the 2015 PNG Update

Capacity building: important but unsuccessful

by Jim Adams
July 16, 2015

Capacity development in economic policy agencies

by Harry Greenwell and Bede Moore
October 22, 2014
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